Small Fish Pellets, 2oz Cup, Great for Feeding Nepenthes, Heliamphora, and Sarracenia

This is a fish pellet fertilizer I use for Nepenthes, Heliamphora, and Sarracenia. These are the smaller pellets, sized to fit smaller pitchers without overwhelming them. It is a gentler feeding method than granular slow release fertilizers like Osmocote or Nutricote, and it does not usually rock the pitcher as fast, so it is a good option if you want a lighter, more natural feeding routine for these three genera. Feeding directly into the pitcher gets nutrients to the plant close to how it would happen in the wild, where insects and other small prey fall in and break down over time. A single fish pellet dropped into a pitcher does the same job, just cleaner and more controlled. Quick Guide: Feeding With Fish Pellets Best for: Nepenthes, Heliamphora, and Sarracenia. This is a pitcher feeding method, not a soil fertilizer. How much: one pellet per pitcher. How often: every one to two weeks. Pellet size: these are the smaller pellets, sized right for smaller pitchers on small to medium plants. If your plant has larger pitchers, grab the 4oz cup of large pellets instead, they fit bigger pitchers better without you having to break one down. Why fish pellets: a more delicate feeding method that breaks down slowly and steadily, gentler on the pitcher than a hit of granular fertilizer. Note: Fertilizer only, no pot or plant included. Use tweezers or a small pick to drop the pellet directly into the pitcher fluid. Grab a cup, feed lightly and consistently, and watch your Nepenthes, Heliamphora, and Sarracenia fill out bigger, healthier pitchers.